I’ve spent most of my life in motion- stages, rehearsals, different countries, different versions of myself. Dance was never just a job for me, it was how I understood the world. Fifteen years of that kind of life teaches you discipline, but also how to feel deeply, notice details, and not take moments for granted.

Now I create instead of perform. I work as a choreographer and director, and I still need that same spark- when something feels right, when there’s emotion behind it, when it’s not just “done well” but actually alive.

Outside of work, I’m surprisingly simple. I don’t drink, don’t smoke, I like taking care of my body and my mind. I can enjoy a quiet evening, a good Italian dinner, or a concert under the open sky just as much as a spontaneous trip somewhere new. I love conversations that don’t feel empty, people who are present, and moments you actually remember later.

I’ve seen enough of life to know it doesn’t exist. But I do believe in two people who choose each other and build something real- with respect, trust, and that quiet kind of chemistry you don’t need to explain.